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Contact
Tel
0161 439 5197
Mob
0776 968 8748
Tel (from
outside the UK) 0044 161 439 5197
German office number when
in Germany (0049) (0) 2332 55 1919 ( best first thing or
evenings)
NB at busy times
I can be difficult to get hold off, best contact
method is email so
after a long days flying and driving I can still send
a reply in the
evening. If leaving a message on the answer machine,
please say your
number slowly and prefereably twice ... better still
send an email as
well ! I usually divert the land line to the mobile
and if this then
diverts the the answerphone it is very
´difficult to make out
what people are saying. If I am using call divert it
takes a couple of
rings to divert so please alow enough time for it to
divert and me to
find which pocket my mobile is in! If you need me in a
hurry, an SMS /
Text is a
good idea as I will get it as soon as I land / drive
out of the tunnel,
leave the stone building. Note often my mobile has no
signal when Im in
the office so try the landline first. I work in 2
countries so do not
be surprised if you get a German message : " Die
gäwahled
rufenumer ist zur Zeit nicht ereichbar " just means
the number dialed
is not available and very often this is the case when
I am in my office
in a stone building reading emails so just send me an
email :o)
With emails
please include the word "aerial" in the subject line
as I get more than
1000 spam emails ever day. I only open and read those
that have aerial
in the subject line. If you do not receive an answer
within 24 hours,
check your junk mail folder as many of my emails are
wrongly filtered
out. When asking about a location, please quote the
post code as this
makes it very quick to look up on online maps.
Please
do
not
contact me to request free use
of images as being told to take a long walk
on a short pier may
cause offence.
Postal address-
Webb Aviation,
"Villa Minimus"
14 Laleham Green,
Bramhall,
Cheshire,
SK7 3LJ
Germany-
Hochstr.2 58285
Gevelsberg
Please note,above
is my home address for post and I do not have a shop
or office open for
visitors. Such a thing would require planning
permission, business
premises insurance and business rates. As the market
for £1000
10x8" prints is rather limited I confine my
commercial operations to
the internet !
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